AA/AS in Criminal Justice and Corrections

Saint Leo University's associate degree in criminal justice lays groundwork for a career or further study in the field. Students learn the basics of policing, including how investigations work and how courts operate. Faculty include former crime scene investigators, deputies, detectives, and agents at the local and federal level, who teach techniques such as interrogation, non-verbal communication, and hostage negotiation. The degree is offered online or on campus, and its flexible hours help students working while they study. A discount for new associate students is advertised. Saint Leo lists the expected time to complete as 2 years, with 60 credit hours in the program. Prospective students can request information, speak with the admissions team, or submit an application through the university website to learn how to get started.